Sentence examples for following viewer from inspiring English sources

Flickr for some reason was tracking the pic, and graciously has given us the following viewer stats; 390,000 views at 3 30pm (5.5 hours later at 71,000 views per hour),
 600,000 at 5pm (7 hours later at 140,000 views/hour) and 
1,400,000 at 11am today (25 hours later at 44,000 views/hour).

The mechanical and electrical engineer from Ventura, California recently responded to the following viewer request: "Please sculpt a bust of Vin Diesel using laser cut cross sections of laser sliced ham".

And the question all Americans who only want to spent 20 minutes on the campaign before getting on with their lives are asking: "How do I make sense of all of this?" Because I care about the future of our country, and have spent the last 36 hours glued to the internet and am starting to feel dizzy from lack of food, I have prepared the following viewer's guide to the nomination of Sarah Palin.

For once, they are "consciously" staring back at us, moving and following viewers around.

One edition of the BBC2 programme shot in Burma and broadcast earlier this year was found to be in breach of Ofcom's broadcasting code for using a racially offensive term, following a viewer complaint.

The series, which lasted until 1991, quickly found a cult following of viewers who loved, and loved hating, its main characters.

He said: "There is a strong case for the BBC to look at their online provision and say is this simply a case of making online available the provision we have traditionally done on broadcast media, but following the viewers online.

The ads are following the viewers.

Or maybe a film like Gigli, ridiculed in the press in 2003, could have found a cult following of viewers who could enjoy its so-bad-it's-good cheesiness while the critical conversation was still actually happening.

Other widely used tree visualization tools are mentioned below; see Table 3 and 4. The following tree-viewers come with distinct advantages and short-comings that make them suitable for different kinds of problems, data types and quantities.

The audience for the second episode of the adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's novel fell by 1.6 million following hundreds of viewer complaints over mumbling in the first episode.